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Here is one of Tashanoel's Russian Sweeties. She was fun to stitch, and is waiting to be made into something, with the ribbons. She has split stitch hair, and red stem stitch bands on her cape, wiht Chinese Knots for dots, and French Knots for flower centres. The couching (red with aqua ties) was especially fun to do!
Hands and breasts at the Met. I wish I had taken notes. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, is the most visited tourist site in the city, and one of America's great resources.
This hand may stroke / or strike. // This hand may care / or wound. // This hand may summon or reject. // It may compliment / or write you to hell.
Here are two just from this morning at Epiphany Lutheran.
Epiphany Lutheran Church grants permission and all rights to publish photos
from Epiphany Lutheran Church which are sent to Karen Krueger and the Metro
DC Synod.
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"What to do in Darkness: Go slowly. Consent to it. But don't wallow in
it. Know it as a place of germination and growth. Remember the light.
Take an outstretched hand if you find one. Exercise unused senses. Find
the path by walking it. Practice trust. Watch for dawn."
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We went to the Capron Park Zoo. Julian enjoyed some gravel near the lion exhibit. Eloise enjoyed pushing the stroller around. And they both loved running back and forth on the bridge over the duck pond.
The locks must be put on at the end of each ride. What this does is prevent the boat from swinging while you are getting in/out of the boat. This must be done every single time and adds a good amount of time to the load/unload process. And the boats do not even swing that much during the ride.